Tinyhawk 3 Freestyle RTF Kit Ready To Fly ELRS Analog FPV Drone Mini Racing Quadcopter Durable Carbon Fiber Frame with Controller and Goggles for Beginners

it is fast! it is very durable and it flies smooth I crashed it 5 times and it is fine! good fpv drone it handles pretty well the video resolution is great it is very fun and immersive it is easy to use but I would say it lacks on instructions

Perfect small freestyle drone. If you're new to the hobby, I'd recommend learning on a Tinyhawk 3 with prop guards.. but this will get you started too. It's a perfect small outdoor whoop drone for those of us that have limited yard space or just want to fly indoors some as well (not me, wife banned drones in the house.. rip) definitely would recommend this to any FPV flyer out there.

I wanted to love this. The drone itself sounds great, controller is good, and the screen looks nice on the head set, but how on earth are human eyes supposed to focus on that head set? There are no optics, just a single screen at most about 1.5 inches from your eyes. Go ahead and hold your phone sideways 1.5 in in front of your eyes right now, how's that focus? Because that's exactly what this expects from your eyes. Completely useless headset. So I can fly it normal, but that's not why I bought this. Oh and I have better than 20/20 vision and don't wear glasses. Update: it was about 200 feet in the air and lost video connection for no reason and disappeared never to be seen again.

This drone was great for two days, but then it wouldn't lift off the ground. Had to return it and will be looking for a new drone.

Fun intro to FPV drone flying. I got myself this for my birthday. There is definitely a learning curve. The instructions for using it aren't very good, so you'll be watching a lot of videos online. This seems to be a hobby with a large online community, so there's a lot of information out there. Definitely practice on a FPV simulator, and learn about using betaflight. This is definitely more learning intensive than a camera drone. That's where part of the learning curve comes in. The other part is the controls. It's not exactly like flying an RC plane. I gave it 4 stars because of the not so good instructions, and the headset. The headset, at least in my case is impossible to read what anything on the screen says. It is not a very clear view by any means. I've already ordered a different headset. Hopefully that helps. Flight times are pretty short, and the drone is pretty fast in comparison to its size. I recommend flying over grass, wih someone to spot you. That way it will survive when you crash. Some people mentioned theres no beeper to find the drone when you crash, (and you will crash.), I had to make sure mine worked in betaflight, but there is a beeper feature. A spotter will definitely help with finding it. Also learn to arm, and disarm the motors by hitting the arm/disarm switch. So all in all, the drone is well made, and durable, and the controller seems well made too. The headset, and instructions are not all that great. This is not a drone to hand your little kid, unless you're looking for something to learn with them. It is definitely not a toy drone. You hand this to a kid and if they manage to get it running, someone is going to get hurt, or something is going to get broken. This not a drone that flies itself. It needs to be flown every second it is in the air by you. Shipping and packaging were great. The seller would get 5 stars. The 4 is for the drone.